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Quantitative analysis of trace gases of breath during exercise using the new SIFT–MS technique

Redox Report, 2000
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.eaP#r# Short r e iereed paper Quantitative analysis of trace gases of breathduring exercise usingthe new SIFT-MS technique sentir. senthilmohanr, Dzrniel B. Milliganr, Murray I. McEwanr Colin G. Freemi.rn?, PaulF. Wilsonr l)r:lturtmcrtt,r ol tClt.emical unt!. procc,ts Engineering ctncl:Clrcnr.is,tr.t. U rt ist c r,s' i.t.t, rl'f' Cu n t c r h ru-\,, C hr i.;tc lu,trc lt, N eiv Ze ct Itut cl Wc slrorv lttlrv tlte concen[ration ol'the breath gasesammonia, ilcetone, anclisoprene vary witli time tlllt'ittgcxet'cise usitts tlre ttew selectecl ion flow tube mas.s spectt'ometry (SIFT-MS) techpiqr"re. The t:rllit'cclllrcltlt ctltlcentratiotts ol'amrnclnia.acetoneancl isoprenewere observed witlrin the ralge of -50-'5(X). l(X)-1400 and 5-400 ppb, respectively.lncrensing ilcetone level.s were observeclfbr rnost srrllicctstluring tlte exercise periocl.However, isoprene levels decreaseci witlr tirne ciuring exercise. olclcI strllieut.s showed lrisher levels ol' isoprene compared witlr younger subject.s. The anrmo'iir Ittrlc.Pt'ol'ilc rvitlr oxet'cisc sltclwecl lloth clecreasirrg anclincreasing patternslbr clift'erept subiect.s. IN'TROI)UCTION 'l'lrc: sclcctcd iorr I'lclw tube r"nltss spectronretry (sII"1'---N4s) tcclrrric;uc lirr nrralysing tracechernical.s irr a sirrglchrcutlr cxhalatiorr is based on sol't clrernical ionisa- ti'rr ol'rhc tracc gases to the cxclusion of tlre rna.lor llrcrrrIh gilscs;. ln ir I'nst-l'lowing inert carr.ier gas, the iur. . rrrolccrrlc rclrctiorrs occLrr l)etwer: 11 the trace gases and the Plc-scrlcclcrrl ;lrccrrrsor iorrsI-l1on or o.'-. 'fhe instnrment is lriglrl_r,scrrsitivc unclreuclily able to-iclentily the ltroci_ ucts ol lcactiorrs l'retweerr in.jecterl ions nrrci tlre tr.ace neLr_ tnrl rcrrctirntrrroiecules. Irast orr-line clata accruisiticln Iurrclrv:rrc :Lnci s<ll'twure ure useci to lnalvse the ,nass sl)cctl'il obfairrecl. In tlur lalt0ratorv, lve have cletected anci cFrantil'iccl {r'uce girsesli'onr 5 ppb up to 40 pprn. Sincc tlrc tirrrc intcn,al ltlr two consecutive analysesrecluires tossltlLn u sccorrrl, ir systernrnny be nrorritore<J continu_ ,Lrslv. r\ schernzrt.ic cliaqrarl ol'the cantertrury SIFT-MS Irllllill'ittus is sirowrrirr Figur.e l. licc'civctl I l)cuelnber ltjgt) r\cccptetl | 7 l;cltrtrlrly l.(XX) (lrrrcrsllrrrrrlcnce t():l.'rrrl'. i\4.1 McEwan. Departnrertt ol cheruistry, l)r'i " lc l tlrs 4fi( )0. [-lrr i versi ty . l' canterlrLrr-y, Christchurch, New Teal.ltrtl 'l'cl: -t-hJ .l i64 lii7.5: l;lx: +(r4 j i64 2 | l0 Ii- r rt l i i : rrr. rrrcorvr r n (rjr clt ertt.ci.r rt Let-btt rv.nc. rtz lit'rlur lit'rtrtr't. \trl..i. Nos l/3. l(XX) P,,rrIeNrs AND METI-IoDS A group ol'5 rnales and 3 l"ernales (all healthy nonnal athletes - cyclists, long ciistaltce rllllners, anci sprinters) l)articipatecl irr this study. The age range of the subjects wa.s l5-10 year.s. All exerciseri by r-unningexcept one cyclist lvho cycled. Trace gases in a single exhalecl breath tvere rneasured by SIFT-MS ancj several such breatlrs were averaged. In the SIFT-MS, chemical ionisation was acirievecl using alt O"'' l)t'ecut-sor selected using a cluaclrupole rnass f ilter and injecteclinto a lrelium stream (0.5 Torr,25 -r 5"C) using a ventut'i orifice.r The breath gas was aciclecl lnrther downstrenm a[ a consicierably lower f]ow rate (-3.5 Torr L s-r). The ion product.s were analyseclby a secorrd cluadnlpolelnass filter and counted by a continu- ous clynodetype ltarticie multiplier. Rgsut-rs AND DISCUSSIoN During strenuous ,j*.r.ir.. phosphagen anciglycogen- lactic acid systerns cAlt ltrovide maxilnzrl musclepower 1br a periodof 8-10 s ancl t.3-1.6 rnin, r-espectively.2 However, the aerobic .system provides energy fbr as long as nutrients last. The aerobic systern is r-equired 1br pro- longed athletic activity and those wirich burn glucose, latty acid and those amino acicis in the rnitochondria to provideenergy. O W. S. Maney & Son Ltd
I 52,\t'ntli.lntolt.an, Mi.Lhqan, McEvtcm, Freenmn, WiLson i.lcu1r:rI iniet lirr l'krrving u iteralorv ( lr l prt:clr l "-u r gltr- inht) Ion (:r'cit l lt)tl It t:giort t I'i / snmpre. i i., .- . / r-_l I { ll i,;,,.---"*-/-i / : l l l i - l . ; t jrllct, lvcnfull l-Ieatr:'rl ctpill:u.y lbr thr i I i oots Blotvt:r f I I inlct) illrodudJoulflfie g,;rs I i I-Ieatr:'d ctpill:u'y lbr tht / tl t r i iirll jll_!I,-.: , f" l\, I it Rerction 1'lorv Root"' Blorver llt:girrn ; -*--- lirbc 1 ltcgirrn I // w" ....... _.-.-.-.r--... l" i '(.lrr:rrrrup'rcvr^rr7//1 I l] I i Spccf rorncler.- ,/ 'I- i I I \ . / i r r r 'r-\ ./ -\rrl i I i lilcctnrsl:rticl.,cnscs i t i i J" rliflir*ion I I p,, tlii'l\rsirn i i -I" rliflirsion I t ) u r l l ) | ; I ) r l t l l l ) r i l i l l i IonSr:lcr:lion l-_ _*_-_. ll.c:rclionlr'trrr, _,. _ ___i --l)ctcctirtn ------.1 l,'ig. l, ,\ sclrcurirtic rliirgrlrur ol'tltc scluctctl ion l'lrlw (ttltc ttritss.\l)ectrol'lletfy (.Sll"-f-MS). l,s'o1trt' rrr' I i rttt' ltrr4li lc,s' tvi.tlt cxc t'ci.vc l)r'c-cxcrcisc cxpirccl .isoprene ccltrccntratiott was olrser- vc(l l)Lltwcen 55-lii5 ppb lr.rrthe sulrjects(Fig. 2). The isollrcrrc eorrccntrttliott clecreased dltring the tirneol'exer* crsc. z\ rrrirrirnrrrrr level of isoDrene wi.ts t'ecorcled within the range ol'0-40 ppb lbr all the strbjects after20-30 rnin cll'exercise aucl 3 subjects sh<-lwed vety low (lessthan 13 ppb)levets. lsoprene conoentrations initiallydeclined but then exhibited a slow rise with the rernaining tirneof the cxercise. This interesting pattern was obset"ved ip ail the suLr,jects. - L U .'/ t/{' 40 Tirne Iminl liit:. ]. ls()t)t-urc trrolilcs rvitir e.r.et'cise 70
.eaP#r# Short r e iereed paper Quantitativeanalysisof trace gasesof breath during exerciseusingthe new SIFT-MS technique sentir. senthilmohanr, DzrnielB. Milliganr,Murray I. McEwanr Colin G. Freemi.rn?, PaulF. Wilsonr l)r:lturtmcrtt,r ol tClt.emical unt!.procc,ts Engineering ctncl:Clrcnr.is,tr.t. U rt istc r,s'i.t.t,rl'f' Cu n t c r h ru-\,,C hr i.;t c lu,trclt, N eiv Ze ctI tut cl Wc slrorv lttlrv tlte concen[rationol'the breath gasesammonia, ilcetone, ancl isoprene vary witli time tlllt'ittgcxet'ciseusitts tlre ttew selecteclion flow tube mas.sspectt'ometry(SIFT-MS) techpiqr"re. The t:rllit'cclllrcltlt ctltlcentratiottsol'amrnclnia.acetoneancl isoprenewere observed witlrin the ralge of -50-'5(X).l(X)-1400 and 5-400 ppb, respectively.lncrensing ilcetone level.swere observecl fbr rnost srrllicctstluring tlte exercise periocl. However, isoprene levels decreaseciwitlr tirne ciuring exercise. o l c l c I s t r l l i e u t .s h o w e d l r i s h e r l e v e l s o l ' i s o p r e n ec o m p a r e d w i t l r y o u n g e r s u b j e c t . s . The anrmo'iir I t t r l c . P t ' o l ' i lrcv i t l r o x e t ' c i s cs l t c l w e cll o t h c l e c r e a s i r ragn c li n c r e a s i n gp a t t e r n s l b r c l i f t ' e r e pst u b i e c t . s . IN'TROI)UCTION P,,rrIeNrs AND METI-IoDS 'l'lrc: sclcctcd iorr I'lclw tube r"nltss spectronretry ( s I I " 1 ' - - - N 4 st c) c l r r r i c ; u lci r r n r r a l y s i n gt r a c ec h e r n i c a l . s irra s i r r g l ch r c u t l rc x h a l a t i o r ri s b a s e do n s o l ' tc l r e r n i c a li o n i s a t i ' r r o l ' r h c t r a c c g a s e st o t h e c x c l u s i o n o f t l r e r n a . l o r llrcrrrIh g i l s c s ; l.n i r I ' n s t - l ' l o w i n gi n e r t c a r r . i e rg a s , t h e i u r . . r r r o l c c r r l cr c l r c t i o r r so c c L r rl ) e t w e r1: 1t h e t r a c eg a s e sa n d t h e 'fhe P l c - s c r l c c l c r; rl rl c c r r r s o ri o r r s I - l 1 o no r o . ' - . instnrment i s l r i g l r l _ r , s c r r s i t iuvncc lr e u c l i l ya b l e t o - i c l e n t i l yt h e ltroci_ u c t s o l l c a c t i o r r sl ' r e t w e e ri rn . j e c t e ri lo n s n r r cti l r e t r . a c en e L r _ t n r l r c r r c t i r n tr r r o i e c u l e s .I r a s t o r r - l i n e c l a t a a c c r u i s i t i c l n Iurrclrv:rrc:Lncis<ll'twureure useci to lnalvse the ,nass sl)cctl'ilobfairrecl.In tlur lalt0ratorv,lve have cletectedanci c F r a n t i l ' i c c{ lr ' u c eg i r s e sl i ' o n r 5 p p b u p t o 4 0 p p r n . S i n c c t l r c t i r r r c i n t c n , a l l t l r t w o c o n s e c u t i v ea n a l y s e sr e c l u i r e s t o s s l t l L n u s c c o r r r l ,i r s y s t e r nr n n y b e n r o r r i t o r e <cJo n t i n u _ ,Lrslv. r\ schernzrt.ic cliaqrarl ol'the cantertrury SIFT-MS I r l l l l i l l ' i t t u iss s i r o w r ri r r F i g u r . el . A g r o u p o l ' 5 r n a l e s a n d 3 l " e r n a l e s( a l l h e a l t h y n o n n a l athletes - cyclists, long ciistaltcerllllners, anci sprinters) l)articipateclirr this study. The age range of the subjects wa.s l5-10 year.s.All exerciseri by r-unningexcept one cyclist lvho cycled. Trace gases in a single exhalecl breath tvere rneasured by SIFT-MS ancj several such breatlrswere averaged. In the SIFT-MS, chemical ionisation was acirievecl using alt O"'' l)t'ecut-sor selectedusing a cluaclrupolernass f i l t e r a n d i n j e c t e c li n t o a l r e l i u m s t r e a m ( 0 . 5 T o r r , 2 5 - r 5"C) using a ventut'i orifice.r The breath gas was aciclecl lnrther downstrenm a[ a consicierably lower f]ow rate (-3.5 Torr L s-r). The ion product.swere analyseclby a secorrdcluadnlpolelnass filter and counted by a continuous clynodetype ltarticie multiplier. Rgsut-rsANDDISCUSSIoN l i c c ' c i v c tIl l ) c u e l n b elrt j g t ) r \ c c c p t e t l| 7 l ; c l t r t r l r l yl . ( X X ) ( l r r r c r s l l r r r r r l c ntc( )e:l . ' r r r li'\.4 . 1 M c E w a n .D e p a r t n r e rot tl c h e r u i s t r y , l)r'i" lc l tlrs 4fi()0. [-lrri versity . l' canterlrLrr-y, Christchurch,New Teal.ltrtl ' l ' c l :- t - h J . l i 6 4 l i i 7 . 5 :l ; l x : + ( r 4j i 6 4 2 | l 0 Ii- rrtl i i : rrr.rrrcorvr rn (rjrcltertt.ci.r rtLet-btt rv.nc.rtz l i t ' r l u r l i t ' r t r t r ' t \. t r l . . i . Nos l/3. l(XX) During strenuous,j*.r.ir.. phosphagenanciglycogenlactic acid systernscAlt ltrovidemaxilnzrlmusclepower 1br a period of 8-10 s ancl t.3-1.6 rnin, r-espectively.2 However,the aerobic.system providesenergyfbr as long as nutrientslast. The aerobicsysternis r-equired1br prolonged athleticactivity and those wirich burn glucose, latty acid and those amino acicisin the rnitochondriato provideenergy. O W. S. Maney & Son Ltd I 52,\t'ntli.lntolt.an, Mi.Lhqan,McEvtcm, Freenmn, WiLson i.lcu1r:rIiniet lirr l'krrvingu iteralorv ( lr l prt:clrl "-ur gltrinht) Rerction 1'lorv t oots Blotvt:r f I I t jrllct, lvcnfull inlct) I'i f" tht ctpill:u'y lbr thr I-Ieatr:'dctpill:u.y l-Ieatr:'rl g,;rs illrodudJoulflfie {/ ii . , . / : l l l i - l // \ 'r-\ llt:girrn i; w " . . . . . . . _ . - . - . - . r - - .l .". i . / -\rrl l] 'I- Spccfrorncler.- ,/ i r ./ r l l l ) | ; I ) i r l I i -I" J " rliflirsion rliflir*ion I i l I r i i i I t i r I i i i lilcctnrsl:rticl.,cnscs IonSr:lcr:lion I , ' ( . l r r : r r r r u p ' r c v r ^ r r 7I / / 1 I p,, tlii'l\rsirn t ) u .- . i,;,,.---"*-/-i ll r it Ion ( :r ' c i t l l t ) t l i I I r-_l t jll_!I,-.: liirll \, I i snmpre. i / / t l Root"' Blorver t l l l ) r l i i l - _- * - - - _ * _ - _ . ; ll.c:rclionlr'trrr, _,. _ ___i 1 lirbc --l)ctcctirtn ltcgirrn ------.1 I It t:giort l , ' i g . l , , \ s c l r c u r i r t i cr l i i r g r l r u or l ' t l t c s c l u c t c t l i o n l ' l r l w ( t t l t ct t r i t s s . \ l ) e c t r o l ' l l e t(f.yS l l " - f - M S ) . l,s'o1trt' rrr' I i rttt' ltrr4lilc,s'tvi.tltcxc t'ci.vc l)r'c-cxcrcisccxpirccl .isopreneccltrccntratiottwas olrservc(l l)Lltwcen55-lii5 ppb lr.rrthe sulrjects(Fig. 2). The i s o l l r c r r ce o r r c c n t r t t l i o ct tl e c r e a s ed l t r i n g t h e t i r n e o l ' e x e r * d ithin c r s c . z \ r r r i r r i r n r r r lrer v e l o f i s o D r e n ew i . t st ' e c o r c l e w the rangeol'0-40 ppb lbr all the strbjectsafter20-30 rnin vety low (lessthan 13 aucl3 subjectssh<-lwed cll'exercise initially declinedbut ppb)levets.lsopreneconoentrations thenexhibiteda slow rise with the rernainingtirneof the ip ail the cxercise.This interestingpatternwas obset"ved suLr,jects. L U .'/ t/{' 40 TirneIminl l i i t : . ] . l s ( ) t ) t - u r ct r r o l i l c s r v i t i r e . r . e t ' c i s e 70 dttring exercise:new SIFT-MS technique 153 etnn.titath,eanal),sisoJ'trace gaseso.f'brcath Isoprette is tlost likety tbrrned as a by-product of the llios_Vrrthesis of isoprenoid cornpounds, or their decomltotfi. rlr A small alrlounI of breath isoprene lrctsitirtrr. ntight ilrisc fronr llefoxidatiou of the cholesterol precursor..squalcrre.Isoltrene excretion predotnilantly via the Igngs r-esultsfrorl its low wa[er solubility and low $oilipg pgirrt. Sgpre literature studies also fuaveconfirmed tlrirt [rreutlrisopretreis linkectlo cholesterol biosynthesis, wlrich relies ott l-[tettrevalonatepathway. /\rnrrrrtrrirtti mc pnfi l.asvvitlt'cxerci'sc A s i r r r i l a rl-t u t t e r nw n s o l l s e r v e c fl b r a m u r o n i aa s f o r i s o (r sLrfi.jccls.I-lowever for 2 other subjects the ltrepcr irr i r n t o L t not l ' l l t u t . t o r t i r ct x p i t ' e c il n i t i a l l y i n c r e a s e da n d t h e n I'cll. Arrrrnortiit uotrcetttrAtiCrnWilS ObserVed betWeett .50-.i(X)pph clur.irrgtlre cxercise. Since Iro tbod restricti1lrrsrvc;c lpltliccl to tlte str[.iects.Inore protein intalce ugulcl bc ;esltottsillle 1br the elevated amtnouia levels r l u c t o t h e o x i c l a l i o t tt l 1 ' t h ea t n i n o a c i d s ' r t\ t' t'I rt t tc t i rtt c p rrli l.c,s'w i.th. axerc i':;e Irrcrcusttttlitccttltto levels were olrserved with exercise; lltc t'atesol'ultitttgein acetonelevels (l(X)-t4(X) ltorvc:\,rjr'. plpicl irs tlre charrgesobserved lbr iso1l1tlt)r.rrc;cllot us '[he rise in brcath acctolleIevels lcvels. l)t'ctrcot' iu'l'lnlotttit tcl'lcclslhc ittcreltscirr 1'attyaciclcatabolisttrits a sottrcecll' cnct-g)/lirr. tlre sul.ljectsduring the clbserveclperiods clf cxcr-cise.Sincc the acetonelevel is relateclto t4t $utning tlirrrug[ tlte ircclyl-CtlA pathwity, a continuous it1creaseof Ircctonc with the titne rlf exercise is nn indicatOro[ lat sltowed an iucreitsedconcentralrrr;rri1g. u\ll t[e sgl-r.iects (iorrwrtlr Lirlc witlr excepticln01'3 subjeotswhere an initlirt rlccrelse w1s observecl.Afier continued vigorous exercisc lirr'()0 rurrr,irthletesshttwecllrrofe tlrertla 2-fblcl increasein lcvcl. Otlrers ltave slrown that enhaucedlevels llrc:ircc:torrc trlsoohscrvedatier lttsting.l tvcl'e ol'ircctortc CoNct-usloNs The sIFT-MS technique is sensitive, rapid and accurate, anclrneasuresabsoluteconcentrationsof the tracevolatiie specieson human breath.The techniqueis broadly applicable to clinical meclicine,biology, tbod analysisand environmentalrnonitoringAlthough this applicationof the techniqueis somewhat exploratoty in nature, it has successftillydemonstrated that metabolicprocessesin exercisingathletesafe readiiy accessibleto real time monitoring.Further measul€ments are recluireclon a larger sampleof athletesbetbre the ftill parttemof rnetabolicchangeemerges.We lre hopeful that ihe techniquewill leacito a .sensitiveindicatorof caldiovascularfitness. \CKNOWLEDCEMENT we gratetirlly acknowleclgefinancial sr"rpportfr-ornthe Nelv Zealand. MarscleuFr-rnd, RrpgRgNcgs L 2, spunel 11suritlr D. Selectecliou ['low tttbe:tt technicluelor qtrarrtitative trilcegas analysisol'air attd breath.MeclBictl Dn1; Compttt 1996;34: 409-419, edn' of.Mcdicttl Pltv,tkll'tl1i1,,8tlr At.thurC' Guyton MD. Tc.uthtlrlk l99ll tl4: 940-950' Lonclon:W B Sarrrttiers, in 3 , S y l a n ePl , D a v i e sS , S m i t t rD . Q u a n t i l ' i c l t t i oon[ ' t t m m o n i a rrurrrtnlrreathby tlreselectedi0n l'low tu[reartalyticaitnetltod ttsingI{.O'nnd O,n precursorirtns'RctpitlComnuutMass ,\1tct:tntnr19981t2: 763-766' mass 4. t-ildirrger w FlanselA, JorclanA. Proton-tratrsl'et'-r'eaction spectroutetry(PTR-MS): on-lirtetnottitoringol volatile orgaltic at pPtv level.s.ClrcmSoc llev l9c)8i27:347'354' crrtrrprtrtnc.l.s